sukkula.
shuttle (part of a loom)
Meaning & usage
shuttle (part of a loom)
shuttle (spacecraft)
Where this word comes from
Uncertain. One possibility considered is a loan from Old East Slavic *съкальꙗ (*sŭkalĭja) (compare Russian скалья́ (skalʹjá)). Another is relation to sukkela (“quick, swift”) (as the shuttle is sent back and forth during weaving; compare the synonym syöstävä from syöstä). Related to Ingrian sukkulain, Karelian sukkula, sukkulaine, Ludian sukkulainʹe and Veps sukloine.
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